Metro Baazar - Shopping mall in Hailakandi - Hailakandi, India

It's cool.... Low budget and useful cloths available here.... we should buy as soon as possible otherwise it will be out of stock

It's the best supermarket in Hailakandi I have ever seen. The experience of the product is so good. It's more beautiful than any other supermarket in Hailakandi Town I have ever seen. The Metro Baazar has a good collection of Textile, grooming products, and Keds products. But their footwear products are not up to the mark and also collection is so less. Hope they will improve their collection of footwear.

Very mean staff and atmosphere. Insinuating and pretentious. No respect towards customer

Metro bazar is a cloth chain store that's has been recently inaugurated in the town. The store multi brand clothes ranging form kids, ladies and men's wear are available. While there is no parking space as of now leading to traffic congestion.

Best place for shopping but it's very congested

I am a genuine customer of m bazar in Hailakandi , Assam.On 4th July i bought some items worth Rs 2184 around 8.00p.m .One towel among four was defective,so I told to change and give another at this the employees behaved rudely and didn't change. So I gave them the towel saying I don't want defective item. I thought i 80rupees towel is charity to M Bazar. Very y bad r experience.

There is a lot to buy for any kind of clothes, there are different colors of clothes and different incentives so you can shop what you like in most cases.

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